Can I still use the comps as a negotiating tool or should I just not even mention them?

The most common culprit is the contractor leaving tools openly visible to invite the attention or not properly locking/closing off the building.

There is very little chance you will rent to an "executive" for this property, unless that area caters to certain businesses in a 20-30 minute drive, or less.Think about this -- you want your executive to fly into O'Hare or Midway, then drive 2 hours out to your property, then drive 2 hours back into the city for clients or meetings or whatever it is they are doing?

I do have a lot of construction experience and all the tools that I would need for remodel so fixing it up is a possibility.

I believe Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and whatever other platforms people use are all valuable tools when used correctly, but how many times have you found yourself scrolling through your feed for 20 minutes in the bathroom?

I am extremely grateful for the community here.... always giving me all the guidance and tools I need to succeed.

I'm trying to figure whether or not a house in my neighborhood would be a good buy and hold rental.  The house is in good shape.  It just needs some wallpaper stripped and a coat of paint (inside).  I'd like to move i...

Could be a great marketing tool for you and your business.

I was practicing with the with the differnt deal analyzation tools when I  came a cross what I think is a good deal.

I am working on a deal right now and am needing 20-30k so a HELOC is the tool I'm leaning towards.